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Advantages: good songs Disadvantages: just one cd, I wishe there were two or three
...It is Barbara Streisand`s second live album and it was recorded long ago in 1972. If you own her first live album you will be able to make the difference between the two. It shows how much her music has grown and diversified. Although she hasn`t played at concerts for nearly 5 years Barbara Streisand has often played in Casino`s in Las Vegas. There is very funny monologue where she pretends to be smoking marijuana. Two interesting facts- 1. This ...
Advantages: Voice like a human that cares. Disadvantages: Some people don;t like her.
You may love her, you may hate her, you may think her work slushy and sentimental, although even those who do not particularly like Barbra Streisand cannot deny that the woman has a voice, and a wonderfully powerful tool as such. The range of her voice is astounding. I am a musician myself and she always amazes me by the number of octaves that her voice can cover. Over the years, I have had many LPs by Barbra Streisand (Yes, I did say that right), ... ...somehow lost copies in the midst of moving and when I saw this album of Barbra Streisand, I was impressed because really it covers all the albums I had lost in one collection. This is a double CD and the listings are impressive.
Disc 1
1. A Sleepin' Bee2.Cry Me A River3. I Stayed Too Long At The Fair4. Lover, Come Back To Me5. People6. My Man7. Second Hand Rose8. He Touched Me9. Don't Rain On My Parade10. Happy Days Are Here Again (from A Happening ...
Advantages: The voice, the songs, the ecstasy Disadvantages: The lack of respect
...perfectly ordinary songs.
But Guilty is different. Guilty is serendipitous. Guilty is the most exquisite cocktail. Guilty is when you mix two things that you know aren’t good for you and the sum is greater than all the other parts in the world. Guilty is where Streisand sings Gibb. In my last review comments were left that revealed an unhealthy animosity towards Ms Streisand. I can only imagine what level of apoplexy a review containing Streisand, ... ...We’ve got nothing to be guilty of.”
I know there are still some naysayers out there turning their musical noses up at the thought, but I am here to tell you there is nothing sexier than a man singing falsetto except that same man harmonizing with an angel.
Guilty fades out and before you have a chance to catch your breath you are flung into one of the more memorable synthesizer intros of the 80s. Woman in Love has nothing to do with D. H. Lawrence ...
Advantages: excellent group with excellent tunes Disadvantages: not enough songs on album hahahaha
Heard a song on my local radio station almost every morning going to work and every morning I waited in anticipation for the hosts to announce who sang this song but the name never came. After a little detective work myself I found out the song was from this album, its title being "Sweet Disposition". I found the album in my local supermarket at an excellent price of £5.99 another bonus and all I can say is this album is totally infectious. I suggest ...
Advantages: A lyrical and melodical masterpiece with hidden depth Disadvantages: Dark and seedy themes may not suit all tastes
...a lot worse. Blue is The Colour was released in 1996 and is the bands fifth studio album. It was received as both a commercial and critical success, hitting No.1 in the UK album charts in November 1996. It spawned four singles – the most successful of which were “Rotterdam” (No.5) and “Don’t Marry Her” (No.8). The lyrics of the latter were altered for mass market airplay (“f*ck me” changed to “have me” and “sweaty b*ll*cks” bizarrely became “Sandra ... ...VERDICT Blue is the Colour is my favourite Beautiful South album and its easy to understand why it was such a success despite its dark (and arguably depressing) content. However, the band skilfully lighten the mood whilst never betraying the impact of their song writing. Consistently good, with nothing you could describe as a truly duff track, if you buy one album from the band (other than “Carry on Up the Charts” released in 1994 - their best ...
Excellent performance, tonnes of steam, ventilated ironing board (*)
